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inch
2
(inch)
Pronunciation:
/ɪn(t)ʃ/
noun
[
in place names
]
chiefly
Scottish
a small island or a small area of high land:
Inchkeith
Origin:
Middle English
: from Scottish Gaelic
innis
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